Motion · locked

The sparkle, alive.

The WebVegas mark animated from the real SVG, never a redraw. Premium brands breathe, they don't blink: the resting logo carries a slow glow with a rare twinkle. Every loop honors prefers-reduced-motion — turn it on and the motion stops, a static glow stays. This is the locked motion inventory; the system board references it.

Inventory · 01

The wink

The default living logo: a gentle breathing glow, then every ~4 seconds a quick flash where coral and red rip through the mark (a couple of fast passes) and the glow spikes. No jitter, no spin. Only the star flashes; the wordmark stays still. Needs inline SVG; an img mark gets the glow only.

Mark · wink
Breathing glow + rare twinkle. The default.
Full lockup · wink
The real signature; only the star lives.
WebVegas sparkle, glow only
Mark · glow only
Calmest. Breathing glow, no twinkle. For dense UI.
Inventory · 02

Loading — the star twinkles, no spin

Stars don't spin, they twinkle. The mark gently pulses bigger and smaller while little accent sparkles spawn and fade around it. Use it for page loads, the spec-site build, dashboard fetches.

loading
sm · 24
Inline / buttons
loading
md · 40
Default
loading
lg · 64
Full-page
loadingBuilding your site…
block + label
Loading screen
Inventory · 03

Interactions

Hover for a deliberate wink, replay the entrance, or fire the success burst. The burst is the one you use on “Booked!”

hover to wink
Hover · twinkle
Hover the star.
entrance
Pop-in on mount.
success burst
Conversion / success.
Inventory · 04

In context

Where it lives: a nav with the winking lockup (real signature, 48px nav target), and a loading card.

Nav lockup (real signature, 48px), winking. Only the star moves.
loadingLoading your dashboard…
Loading card
The floor

Accessibility floor

accessibility_new
Locked. Every animation above is disabled under prefers-reduced-motion: reduce: the wink and loader stop, a static soft glow remains, loaders fall back to a gentle opacity pulse. An always-on logo animation without this is a defect, not a delight.